Underwriter

What is Underwriter ?

  

‘Underwriter’ refers to a specific kind of analyst who analyzes the risk of providing a financial product to a specific client and decides whether they are able to afford it as well as whether they are eligible to receive its benefits.
 
In the credit world, underwriters analyze the individual who has a credit history and determine whether they can be trusted with further credits or loans. Similarly, in the insurance industry, underwriters analyze the individual’s medical records and determine whether a specific disease needs to be covered in the policy.
 
The companies that provide these services have a set of rules that they follow in order to accept or reject an application. With the recent advancements in technology, the job of the underwriters have become easier with automated rules being able to analyze the risks and even suggest improvements to policies.

More HR Terms

Attendance Regularization

What is Attendance Regularization? Attendance regularization is the process of correcting employees’ attendance records to ensure they accurately reflect their actual working hours. It usually

After-acquired Evidence

What is After-acquired Evidence ? ‘After-acquired Evidence’ is the legal term used to describe the evidence that is uncovered after an employee has been terminated,

Contact Us

Contact Us

We use cookies on our website to provide you with the best experience. Take a look at our ‘privacy policy’